How art matters
How art matters
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艺术如何重要
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2010
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Sarah Rubidge
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作者：
Sarah Rubidge
该论文提出，与艺术作品的接触是提高个人生活满意度和幸福感的特别有效的手段，因为艺术的影响直接到达几个不同的意识层面。本文探讨了艺术体验如何有助于或提高艺术家和观众的生活质量。为了澄清艺术对生活质量的价值所提出的问题，本文借鉴了作者作为舞蹈艺术家的实践，以及从哲学和神经科学中收集到的与该实践相关的见解。探讨了吉尔·德勒兹的“感觉”和“情感”哲学概念与艺术体验的相关性，以及当代神经科学研究对观看或聆听艺术作品的体验，以及对古典希腊艺术中模仿作用的概念的重新认识。
The paper proposes that encounters with art works are a particularly productive means of enhancing an individual’s life satisfaction and well-being as the effects of art reach several different levels of consciousness directly. The paper undertakes an enquiry into the way in which the experience of art might contribute to or enhance the quality of life of both artists and audience members. In its pursuit of clarification of the issues that art raises with respect to its value to the quality of life the paper draws both on the author’s practice as a choreographic artist, and on insights gleaned from philosophy and neuroscience in relation to that practice. The relevance of Gilles Deleuze’s philosophical concepts of ‘sensation’ and ‘affect’ to the experience of art is explored, as is contemporary neuroscientific research into the experience of viewing or listening to art works, and its reclaiming of the Classical Greek notion of the role of imitation in the arts.